𧬠Every microbial isolate has a story. Discover yours through gene sequencing.
Reliable microbial identification supports better research, strain characterization, and informed decisions. At Dextrose Technologies, our 16S & 18S rRNA gene sequencing services help researchers investigate microbial identity and taxonomic relationships through sequence-based analysis.
πΉ 16S rRNA Gene Sequencing | Bacteria & Archaea
The 16S rRNA gene contains conserved and variable regions that enable comparison with reference sequence databases, supporting microbial identification and classification.
Suitable for:
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Bacterial isolate identification and taxonomic characterization
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Environmental, food, and agricultural microbiology
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Industrial and fermentation strain characterization
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Academic research and phylogenetic studies
πΉ 18S rRNA Gene Sequencing | Eukaryotic Microorganisms
The 18S rRNA gene supports the identification and classification of microbial eukaryotes and helps researchers explore their evolutionary relationships.
Suitable for:
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Eukaryotic microbial identification
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Algal and protozoan characterization
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Fungal and yeast taxonomic studies
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Environmental isolate characterization
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Phylogenetic and evolutionary research
π¬ Complete Supportβfrom Sample to Report
Our service workflow covers:
Sample processing β DNA extraction β PCR amplification β Sequencing β Sequence analysis β Identification report
We support academic and industrial projects with:
βοΈ End-to-end sample processing
βοΈ Sequence-based taxonomic analysis
βοΈ Reference database comparison
βοΈ Research-ready data and reports
βοΈ Phylogenetic analysis, where required
Identification resolution depends on the organism, sequence quality, and reference database coverage. Our team can guide you on marker selection, including whether ITS sequencing is more suitable for fungal species identification.
π© Planning a microbial identification project? DM us for sample requirements, service details, and pricing.
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βοΈ research@dextrosetech.com
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